Overview
- Monash IVF said in an ASX announcement that barrister Fiona McLeod has completed her independent review into embryo mix-ups at its Brisbane and Clayton clinics.
- The review found the Brisbane incident was caused by human error, while the Clayton case involved multiple errors and IT system limitations in a partner-embryo transfer scenario.
- The company described the two cases as unrelated, different in nature, years apart, and arising from non-standard treatments.
- Acting chief executive Malik Jainudeen said many recommendations have been implemented and the remainder will be adopted, and he issued an apology to affected patients.
- Monash IVF will not publish the full review to protect patient privacy, and a government-ordered rapid review of IVF sector accreditation launched in June continues.